The present participle and exaggerated patterns in Arabic language

There are a number of names in the Arabic language grammar that do not operate. At the beginning of these is the name present participle. The reason for present participle's practice is due to the similarities between the muzari and the verb. These similarities are attributed to the ability to act like an idiom, and to have the ability to become murab as a name. The fact that there has not been an independent study of the Qur'an and the examples of the Qur'an in the Qur'an and the nahiv sciences has been the subject of this issue since the language schools have been around for a long time.